he has used that money to have a koala unit in australia named after john oliver. it is a big thing. richelle: if you want to see the -- johnroof, there is oliver talks about this story on the last episode of "last week tonight." i do not know if you have seen that. finally, a story from south africa about the trials and two relations of a group of thieves. dheepthika: this story was picked up by the foreign press from local south african papers that were reporting about a group of thieves who jacked a car in cape town recently. upon being pursued by the police, the thieves ended up driving their car right into a maximum security prison facility . incidentally, the prison they drove into was the one that nelson mandela was held in and 1988.82 no accolades for these thieves. the local press in south africa have labeled them the stupidest criminals in cape town. richelle: i suppose they were getting a head start. doing the police's job for them. dheepthika laurent with the international press review. thank you for that. for more on those stories, head to our website.

. >>> russell crow and john oliver are in a giving mood.n oliver bought a lot of stuff from crow's big divorce auction, including the jockstrap he wore. for the bargain price of $7,000. >> they kept joking that it was used. in all, oliver bought nearly $80,000 of memorabilia which he donated to the last blockbuster store in anchorage, alaska, you can go there and check it out for yourself. russell was inspired by john's generosity and wanted to honor him with his own, well, award. >> he gave him an actual award. the john oliver koala chlamydia award. >> oliver's response? well played, russell crowe, well played. >>> next to one of 2018's undeniable breakout stars. the yodel kid from walmart. you remember him? 11-year-old mason ramsey, captivated our hearts and eardrums. serenaded unsuspecting shoppers. >> i got into it. since mason's music career has blown up, he has not forgotten where he came from. this is a crowd yesterday at a knoxville, tennessee walmart where he performed. >> look at how many people are out there to watch him. and it

john oliver is a really brilliant case of someone who has public impact, right? there's so many examples of what he's doing that you can't limit to one. and so we do, in fact, have evidence. now the thing that was interesting is that when colbert and stewart stepped down, a lot of folks wondered what would happen to satire. what's happening, we have more on the menu than ever, right? and they are all over. and they all compliment each other, so this has been pretty good. and one of the reasons, again, that makes the trump era different, think about it. when people were doing jokes during the bush era, they were wondering if they could get in trouble for this. everyone makes fun of trump. if you don't make fun of trump, right, you can like lose your job or you are losing your ratings. it's a part of what happened to jimmy fallon. and so jimmy kimmel jumps on the trump bandwagon and his ratings goes up. it's been interesting to watch. we've never seen a moment when it has been so easy to make fun of a president sort of when no consequence and a part of that is beca

coal magnet robert murray sued hbo and john oliver. my work fortunately on unfortunately, depending on your perspective, was mixed up in that litigation. oliver's show for those of you unfamiliar with it, it is a weekly program in which he offers a satirical view of all manner of current news issues. in june 2017, john oliver aired segmentde in which one focused on coal and the coal mining industry, and specifically look at, it was president donald trump, then candidate donald trump, focusing on candidate donald trump's efforts during the 2016 elections to curry favor with coal miners around the country. is oliver's today's version of an editorial cartoonist of 30 years ago? is he basically the same person? john: i think that would be fair. and certainly not just oliver, but the likes of stephen cole bear, jon stewart, others who engage in satire and parody. in this case, the segment begins by looking broadly at donald trump's efforts to great favorite with coal finders, and introduces you five minutes into the segment to robert murray.

john oliver bought a number of items during the actor's divorce auction to help a struggling block busterusiness. a jock strap worn during the movie cinderella man, he was inspired by the kindness to donate the $80,000 oliver spent to give back to his beloved australia. so, now the comedian has a treatment ward named after him at the australia zoo wildlife hospital and it is called the john oliver kwal a kelley cla mid i can't ward. the group hopes to treat chlamydia in kwaul as. your move. >> have your name and chlamydia in the ward. after years of being apart, bill and ted are finally banding together. they are teaming back for an installment of the franchise will and ted face the music. remember the duo began their antics almost 30 years ago when bill and ted's adventure. they expect excitement by tweeting we're tuning the air guitars #bt 3. no release date has been announced. how excited to you? >> be taco taco are you one of the millions of americans living with a taco obsession? my $3 taco deal with three of the tacos you love and a refreshing drink can help. try my $3 taco deal tod

coal magnate, robert murray, recently sued hbo and john oliver. in my work, fortunately, or unfortunately, depending on your perspective, was mixed in the litigation. oliver's show for those of you that are unfamiliar, it is a weekly program in which he offers a satirical view of all manner of current news issues. back in june 2017, oliver aired an episode in which one segment focused on nicol, and the coal mining industry. it more -- coal , and the coal mining industry. it more specifically focused on donald trump's participation -- >> let me interrupt for a second, as an editorial cartoonist of 30 years ago, is he the same as 30 years ago? >> yes, that would be fair, certainly not just all over, but the likes of stephen colbert, jon stewart, others that engage in satire and parity. in this case, the segment begins by looking broadly at donald trump's effort to curry favor of coal miners and then pivots and introduces you to robert murray 5 minutes and. robert murray is the founder, president, and ceo of murray energy corporation whose operations

comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from actor russell crowe's films to help attract customers others. the store owner says most people are curious about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. oliver bought the crowe souvenirs for about 7-thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. i didnt know there were still blockbuster ( marty ) an 11-year-old girl makes an amazing discovery in tennesse. she found a 475-million year old fossil. a professor at the university of tennessee comfirmed the find. ryleigh taylor found a trilobite -- an extinct marine arthropod. ryleigh doesn't plan to keep the fossil... she wants it put on display in a museum for others to see. ( marty ) a baby lemur was recently born at san jose's happy hollow park and zoo. now the public is being asked to vote on his name. the yellow-eyed...black and white ruffed lemur was born amonth ago. there are three name choices anyone can vote on. loka...which means "prize"... zandry...or volana...which means "moon". lemurs have been hunted and habitat- deprived almost to extinction. and the birth is part

somero wiley of the handmaid's tale received an award for her work in reporting polity and john oliver went home a winner receiving an award for outstanding top show episode for australian marriage equality. >>> the miracle and mobile. a teenager recovering after being declared brain-dead. 13-year-old trenton mckinley suffered a severe brain injury and his parents say they had given up hope he would survive and even signed legal papers to donate his organs. however, the teenager began to recover one day before he was set to be taken off life support. he said he spent some time in heaven and god played a role. >> it was more like an open field and walk -- walking straight. there is no other explanation but god are no other way that i could have come back. even the doctors said. >> the teenager had three successful brain operations and makes progress as he recovers at home. >>> the royal wedding has a strict dress code for people attending. prince harry and megan markel included the dress code. for men listen up. choose military uniform or business suit and conservative colors. women are

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you can think of all reality tv, and "last week tonight" with john oliver. we have this increasing blurring of the lines between entertainment and reality. of course we have also a president who heralds to us from the world of entertainment, as previous politicians have done. he has not lost the trappings of entertainment. he is still reporting himself in a way that looks as much like an entertainer as it does like a politician. how are we in this kind of context to approach our selection and consumption of information? especially for those of us academicsh we have students who were born in the year 2000. they don't know the world before fox news. they barely know the world before breitbart. i don't know what role before twitter and snapchat. how are they supposed to navigate the saturated and entertainment world? surely this kind of bleeding between fact and fiction in this entertainment-saturated environment is affecting us individually, at a psychological level and collectively at a social level. that is the bad news. but now i will talk about the good ne

here's john oliver, who reviewed some of blankenship's recent political ads. >> blankenship is not onlyging in the polls right now, but he recently put out an ad, doubling down on everything you've seen so far. >> mitch mcconnell created millions of jobs for china people. while doing so, mitch has gotten rich. in fact, his china family gave him tens of millions of dollars. drain the swamp and create jobs for west virginia. i will beat joe manchin and ditch cocaine mitch for the sake of the kids. >> for the love of god, someone, at the very least, tell don bangen sh blankenship that he can make emotions when he talks, there is no such thing as a china family, and taking kids from a water park is not draining the swamp. ! "dear sebastian, after careful consideration of your application, it is with great pleasure that we offer our congratulations on your acceptance..." through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. it's part of our commitment to being america's best first job. and it's time to get outside. pack in even more adventure with audi

john oliver, who is comedian, late-night comedian, told people to comment on the fcc website. 22 millionple commented against net neutrality. crashed the website. they haven't received that many comments since 2004 when janet jackson had a wardrobe malfunction. neil: i remember is what they called it. thank you very much, my friend. meantime we're watching other developments in the back and forth battle between cbs and the redstones. charlie gasparino has more on that. where is this headed? >> to court today, 2:00 p.m., delaware chancery court, the court, basically the preeminent business court. most businesses are located there to be before this court. neil: right. >> there is a benefit to it. it is a very business-friendly court. you escape some broader regulations than if you incorporate in new york state for example. so they're going to hear both sides of the argument. moonves, cbs, redstone, for national, national entertainment. national amusements. it is so fascinating, i can't imagine redstone losing and moonves winning. not saying it is not going to happen. neil: why is that? >>

comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from actor russell crowe's movies to help bring people about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. the comedian who gifted the items bought them for about 7- thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. ( james ) an 11-year-old girl makes an amazing discovery in tennesse. she found a 475-million year old fossil. it dates back to the paleozoic era. a professor at the university of tennessee comfirmed the find. ryleigh taylor found a trilobite -- an extinct marine arthropod that lived in water. she doesn't plan to keep the fossil... she wants it put on display in a museum for others to see. ( darya ) ladies -- this is what happens when you take risk. a young woman by the name of slyvia... stepped out of her comfort zone.. and d- m'd her crush... michael b. jordan.( james ) and she actually met him. sylvia is a 21-year old student at temple university. when she heard jordan was filiming a movie on campus... she did want any girl would want to do. she messaged him on instagram. she asked if she could she buy him a smoothie. j

comedian john oliver offered the store memorabilia from actor russell crowe's movies to help bring peopleer says the item people are most curious about is the leather jock strap from cinderlla man. the comedian who gifted the items bought them for about 7- thousand dollars at crowe's "art of divorce" auction. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... the debate lasted á10 hours. but early this morning... fremont schools made a decision on a controversial sex ed program. ( darya ) and the man suspected of being the golden state killer is in court this morning. lydia pantazas is standing by for a live report. the man accused of being the golden state killer will be this morning ... fighting efforts to collect more of his d-n-a. i'm live with the details. ( sara ) new this morning... police say a man tried to lure an 11-year- old girl into his minivan. i'm live with the details. ( james ) and... after a 10 hour long debate... fremont schools make a decision on a controversial sex ed program. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a c

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oliver stone. whose real name is john carr and used to be a lethal assassin for the u.s.overnment until things went wrong and they came after him and he had to disappear. and he had this ensemble of older guys, one works at the library of congress, one is a computer whiz, and one is ex-military and fell into bad ways and they're conspiracy theorists but stumble upon real conspiracy and have to working to to solve them. so it's -- the camel club was because it was upa unique premise, unique setup, and i took time building to every character's brown and make them very real. the real i thought of the camel club issue was -- when its fit went to d.c. i waned to learn the city and walking past the white house, and back then, before pennsylvania avenue was closed off to vehicular traffic -- people thought that happened after 9/11. actually happened after the oklahoma city bombing. and the lafayette park was there and you had protesters in lafayette park and there was one lady whose hand -- just recently peace away and he was protesting against nuclear proliferation and she had

in may john yang extends an olive branch and releases three american prisoners i think he did this because i really think he wants to do something. to weeks later kim jong un appears to make good on a promise detonating parts of his only known nuclear testing site then washington throws a curve ball citing his still ity in the reason north korean comments decided to terminate the plant summit in singapore in june twelfth then just one day later another turnaround the meeting is back on the table trump's explanation provided you know that back at the surprise meeting over the weekend the south korean president says the north is committed to complete denuclearization but acknowledges that kim and trump might have differing expectations of what that means. meanwhile trump is back to sending confidence signals so we're looking at june twelfth in singapore that hasn't changed. and we're along pretty well so we'll see what happens what happens next is anyone's guess back in singapore no one knows if the meeting will take place this could be the only incarnation of kim jong un ever to search for

oliver wendell holmes and john futch cannot have been more different. in other words and actions resided a pragmatic philosophy grounded in situational thinking, adaptability, and elevated individual consciousness as the arbitrator of duty. this was the common thread at how soldiers thought. he did not create a common experience in what they thought or how they acted. so drink assumed an individualized -- soldiering assumed an individualized role. it is the soldier actions and thoughts and convoluted in ways. we are able to ask three men how did you cope with the physical strength and emotional pressures of having to survive in the ranks? true veterans would stand up and i did my whole duty as far as i knew it or it thank you. [applause] >> we don't have a lot of time for questions, but we can talk more after. >> the soldier from north carolina, was he executed? and 11 other soldiers were captured in scottsville, virginia, along the james river. they shot -- a gunbattle before, charge.t the officer in they were sent to richmond and spent a few days in c

have my oliver storm pa protester with a secret back story and that's when i started writing "the camel club." >> host: the first book is dedicated to the secret service and the character john stone has relationship with the people that control the grounds of the white house. >> guest: he does. as i call it in a later book "the camel club" i asked the secret service agency why do you call it that? he said that surterra. if something bad happens there will be to pay enough for the secret service calls it hells corner. whether they are a threat or not there is a relationship with a little skepticism. the secret service has a job to do but one of the characters in "the camel club" is alex. he helps them with some of the cases. >> host: these take lives mostly lace mostly in d.c. and that's her stomping grounds. you said earlier you like to create external places. so there are a lot of readers in this area and they know if you put a restaurant of the wrong part of town so how do you do that? d watt the streets to make sure you have everything right? >> guest: i absolutely do. this terrific event happened in hells corner so i went to lafayette park. remember flip phone cameras?

that this npr interview that these comments originally came out of was clearly meant as an olive branch between johnthe president. i mean he was there saying you know he has no regrets, the only regret is he wished he had gotten the job sooner. that he and trump see eye to eye, they have a close relationship. so this was meant to mend any problems that the two were having. and then he sort of stepped in it. and basically you know admitted a weakness on the part of the president. and we're talking just now about someone who refuses to apologize for anything. and so certainly that is not someone who wants to admit that they are embarrassed by anything. that they're, that there's a weakness there. and so you know i think that this was a misstep on kelly's part. potentially a moment of honesty. with him saying that this, this is an embarrassing thing. and i imagine that it is an embarrassing thing. but of course, you know now he has to do damage control again and go on to say that the president is actually distracted, that's what i meant. but embarrassed and distracted are two different things. if kelly

oliver. the loudest roar at the john smith stadium of the season. the first roar when they've known they were safe. kongolo. there's schindler, the player of the year. as of a couple weeks ago, the general feeling is he richly deserves that. >> maybe david wagner will play a bit more attacking. ince playing almost in a central midfield pairing just in behind. expect those creative forces to create fup top. >> you're still looking for your 4-4 draw. here's hoping. >> i just hope we get goals. this should be a celebration of what huddersfield have achieves and what arson wenger achieved over 22 years. >> now kolasinac. deflected away for a huddersfield throw. they still can't believe it, these huddersfield fans. narrowly into the premier league in that dramatic playoff final. not too many people gave them a chance, but somehow they have done it. when you consider they scored three goals in their last nine games up to this one, to string any kind of results together to get enough points to survive has been an astonishing defensive effort. >> i think de

john chiang. the proven, progressive leader we need for california's future. >>> oliver north, the incoming presidentorys about what's behind the epidemic of school shootings in the united states. not surprisingly, he doesn't mention access to guns, but tonight, we're keeping them honest on where he is trying to shift the focus. he says the problem is we're trying to treat the symptom without treating the disease. >> the disease in this case isn't the second amendment. the disease is youngsters who are steeped in a culture of violence. they've been drugged in many cases. nearly all of these perpetrators are male. and they're young teenagers in most cases. and they've come through a culture where violence is commonplace. all we need to do is turn on a tv, go to a movie. >> male teenagers steeped in a culture of violence. he mentioned tv and movies but he didn't mention the usual suspect, which is video games. both republicans and democrats have at times wondered if the video games are having some effect on young minds. president trump brought it up after parkland, so why do you think oliver north made

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john? 5:38 p.m. eastern time yesterday news hit the wires from an anonymous white house official that china had offered the u.s. this massive olivein the trade war that it would reduce the u.s. trade deaf nit with china currently 375 billion by 200 billion. what was your first thought when you heard the initial report? >> well, i wouldn't get too hung up on the number and that was my initial reaction as well. we all know i think that two weeks ago today in beijing when the u.s. team was over there, it was leaked out that the u.s. is opening and for a reduction in the trade deficit by $200 billion. i don't know that the chinese are going to be able to go all the way to that number or that they even would as a negotiation and i'm pretty sure they're willing to go part of the way there. i think the good news, perhaps today, is that my understanding was that talks were supposed to end at noon but they've extended so if that means they're making progress great but what number they end up i'm not sure is the important answer we're all looking for for the business community point of view. we'd like to see a couple of things there's a bi

oliver either. she escaped to washington in 1862 as a slightly older teenager, making her a contraband and after several months she found work with dr. james petty john to work in the hospital at camp barker, which was a contraband hospital on our street between 12th and 13th, a place that looked like this, though this is not that exact hospital. this is one in nashville, tennessee. this was also known as friedman's hospital in washington, d.c. and i know that joel knew mark up at the library of medicine has been working on that hospital. you can find references to it in other wartime washington accounts. so hired under the category of laundress, she insists in her pension that both she and her husband henry were nurses at friedman hospital. and she says wait on patients, give medicine and had full control o. patients. this is what she writes in her pension deposition. both mariah and henry while serving contracted smallpox and were sent to a smallpox ward of the hospital which we understand was outdoors primarily in a tent. this is where they were sent to recuperate and at the time they were able to be a bit more convalescent mariah notes they nurse